One Day Art Show at Ottawa High School
A one day art show is planned at Ottawa High School from 1 to 3 30 p mon April 29. Entries up to 10 pieces may be entered with no forms or fees and bring ins to the school between noon and 1 p m on the day. The event is open to all interested artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High School
GOD Squad
James Irwin
Assembly of God Church
13Th
Mulberry Streets
Ottawa
Jim Irwin
Death notices and local police reports from Ottawa and Mayfield
Obituaries for Harold J Hoover of Franklin County a farmer and former Ottawa Co-Op employee with services at Damron Towner Chapel and burial at Highland Cemetery. Also memorials for Mabel Stayton of Mayfield with service at Mayfield Federated Church, burial Osborne Cemetery. Police blotter entries cover a range of traffic fines, admissions and dismissals, births, emergencies, fires and a petty larceny at Durbin Laundromat plus vandalism of a Wellsville motorcycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Hoover
Harold Jonas Hoover
N. Main
Damron-Towner Chapel
Highland Cemetery
William Weber
Franklin County
Hoover
Charles Henry
Lillie Esther (Hull) Hoover
Ottawa Co-Op
Mable Stayton Wellington
Mabel Stayton
Mayfield
Mayfield Federated Church
Osborne Cemetery
Stayton
Clinton County
Ohio
George Stayton
Roy Stayton
Hubert
Mildred) Twyman
Wellington
Ottawa
Paul W
Dorothy) Wade
Funeral Mass for Mrs Marle A Peed
The Funeral Mass for Mrs Marle A Peed will be at Sacred Heart Church Monday at 10 00 a m with Rev Robert Bechtel presiding Interment follows at St Johns Cemetery A wake is Sunday at 8 00 p m at the Mortuary Friends may call today through Sunday The family requests contributions to the Cancer Society care the Mortuary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marle A. Peed
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Robert Bechtel
St. John’s Cemetery
Cancer Society
Benner Williams Buys Pence Building
Benner-Williams Home Furnishings, at 308 South Main, has leased the Pence Food Center building at 1605 South Main and will move there in the fall. Don Sellers, manager and partner, announced the plan at the local store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benner-Williams Home Furnishings
South Main
S. Main
Don Sellers
Benner-Williams
Cattle market rises as feeders lead gains in KC region
KC Markets reports 4,500 cattle with feeders up to 1.00 higher than last Thursday. Steers under 700 lb and heifers show strong demand. prices span 63.00 to 73.50 for light weight feeder steers, with flesher categories at 58.00 to 65.00 and 55.00 to 65.00 for 400-600 lb ranges. Gordon Benner and Bill Williams note Osage City and Emporia stores. The firm signs a five-year lease for a building owned by Charles Carey at 1203 S Hickory, planning Sept occupancy and major remodeling to double showroom space beyond 10,000 sq ft. Benner-Williams has eight years in business here. Pence Food Center announces a new shopping center at 1Sth and Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Gordon Benner
Bill Williams
Osage City
Emporia
Sellers
Charles Carey
Hickory
Benner-Williams
Pence Food Center
1Sth
Main
Little Symphony Adds Comic Opera at Ottawa Concert
The Ottawa Little Symphony presents The Telephone or The Love Of Three as a one act comic opera by Betty Kloster with soprano and guest artist Michael Lindeman. The program also includes Britten The Simple Symphony and Bach Brandenburg Concerto No 2 featuring Steven Wieger. Ten local musicians and nine Kansas City players join the event with free admission and optional contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Little Symphony
Ottawa University
Betty Kloster
Michael Lindeman
Olathe
Lindeman
Paola High
Benjamin Britten
Bach
Steven Wieger
Kansas City
Franklin County Fair Moves Ladies Day to Thursday
The Franklin County Fair Board shifted Ladies Day from Friday to Thursday August 23 at the Farm Bureau building. Exhibits will be open for viewing by 10 a.m. August 24. The board plans bleacher additions, beef barn repairs, and rodeo arena leveling while inviting Guernsey breeders to discuss a Kansas Missouri sale at the fairgrounds. The Extension Home Economics Advisory Committee will use a free tent to raise funds for a county heart fibulator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Board
Fairgrounds
Arnold Hart
Kansas Missouri
County Eyes Noxious Weeds Study at Budget Meeting
Franklin County Commission discussed noxious weeds as part of the 1974 budget with Gail Shannon of the State Board of Agriculture noting musk thistle bindweed Johnson grass and marijuana as risk plants. Treflan cited as key chemical control with other actions including filing a $10,000 county bond for Ransom Memorial Hospital and approving $800.40 for sheriff department uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Gail Shannon
State Board of Agriculture
Ransom Memorial Hospital Board
Bruce Spears
Robert B. Wellington
S. Elm
Gaalharr Uniform Company
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hillcrest Drive-In
Antique Auto Club
Gregg Brothers Garage
Stella Teter
Patricia
Wellsville Vfw
Country Roamers
Adv
C. E. Dawkins
S. Maple
SL. Luke’s Hospital
Waymire
Thriftway
Bryant Currier
Philippines
North Baptist Church
Pomona Area
Dr. Peffly
City Hall
Pomona Lions, Adv
Devil’s den
LeLoup
Butler-Hanes Florist
REED
EHU
Acme
Butler- Hanes
Wall Street
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Alan R. Shaw
Harris, Upham & Co
International Telephone
Internal Revenue Service
ITT
Hartford Fire Insurance
Hartford
Xi Omicron Exemplar Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
the Daily Report
Francis Wilson
Ruth Wilson
Wilson Truck Lines
Robert Foltz
Princeton
Daniel F. Coffelt
Lawrence
Donald M. Quarberg
Mondovi
Wis
Carl W. Stephens
Robert A. Gambrill JR
Wichita
Clifford D. James
Gerald L. Cross
Michael C. Williams
Joshua
Tex
Patricia F. Baldwin
Ottawa Rfd
Efriam F. Perilo
James G. Karnaze
Karl L. Westphal
Belmond
Iowa
Conniek L. Dewald
Rantoul
Steven J. Burgess
Ottawa Red
Harlan Robertson
Floyd Minnick
S. Hickory
Raymond Trendel Quenemo
Thomas Blankenship
Baldwin Rfd
Benjamin Baker
Joan Fitzgerald
Violet DeVore
Hamblin
Andrew Hansen
Melvern
Children's Mercy Hospital
Christie Hennessey
Florence Collings
S. Cedar
Agnes Bracklin
Oak Haven
Richmond
Anna Tantara
Ida E. Findley
Williamsburg
Earl Huston
Overbrook
St. Luke's Hospital
John Faden
Mary Johnson
Edgerton
Alfred Hunziker
Box 182
John R. Meineke
Ronald Schulz
Bradley Schulz
S. Sycamore
Ninth
Glenn Hook
RFD
Maple
Linda Turner
Fourth
Constance Kedwards
Cherry
Edwards
Steven C. Pence
Apple Lane
Pence
Edward QO
Wehrle
Dianne Mitchell
Canterbury Court
Police News
Earl Sommer
N. Oak
Durbin
Sheriff's News
Sheriff's Department
Gary Lee Clark
Wellsville
Clark
Memoriam
Sout Denelson
Towner
Kansas
Damian-Towner Chapel
Beulah
Oak St
Damron
Towner Chapel
Paul Damron
David Miller
David Bunch
Janice Damron
Dorothy Reams
Junior Shackelford
Reno Tower
Don Geer
John Collins
Benner- Williams
Little Symphony
Mane Peas
Board
Farm Bureau
Robert Bozworth
Commission
Walt Disney
Vyia
Anchor Savings
Twit Aclu
Wendy
Arinval Wate
Ays
Vertu Walt
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